Virtual global fundraising summit for arts, cultural & heritage

Defining The New Normal

The National Arts Fundraising School are running a global virtual summit dedicated to arts, culture and heritage professionals,

As we emerge from the worst of the Coronavirus crisis, what lessons have we learned about ourselves, our organisations and our sector? As we reopen to the public and resume activities, how do we face the fundraising challenges ahead with confidence?

Join cultural leaders, fundraisers, experts, funders and artists from Australia, Singapore, Russia, India, Ghana, South Africa, USA, Canada, Brazil, UK and Europe for a truly global conversation about the future of arts, cultural and heritage fundraising.

Sessions will explore learnings and best practice from the last 6 months and examine what arts fundraising will look like in a post-coronavirus world. Featuring panel discussions, debates, case studies and workshops about fundraising strategy and innovation, trusts and foundations, corporate partnerships, individual, major giving, legacy and capital campaigns, digital fundraising, leadership and governance.

The summit will stream live worldwide on Tuesday 18 August. With two live rooms to choose from and move between, you’ll also get bonus download sessions, resources, a ticket to the Emcees Awards for Excellence in Arts & Cultural Fundraising, and access to all the content for a further 30 days - so you won’t miss a thing no matter where you are in the world.

If you can't join in on the day it doesn’t mean you have to miss out. Buy your ticket now and you will get access to all the sessions and content to watch in your own time after the live stream.

Defining The New Normal is an unmissable opportunity to reflect, learn and plan for your future. Secure your place now so you don’t miss out on our special early bird price of €65 (normally €80).

This seminar is brought to you by the National Arts Fundraising School, powered by Fundraising Everywhere, and made possible thanks to support from the Agents of Good, Good CRM and Moore Kingston Smith.

For more information visit https://fundraisingeverywhere.com/arts/